TV shows you most recently finished watching

What's funny is that I also listened to Silhouette's Seventh Wave recently (which immediately became an all-time favorite to me), and you can pretty well picture Squid Game world when listening to it, it's quite funny.

Also been watching at Conflicts tonight, the 4 first episodes (among 6). It has its qualities (typically it's mostly realistic), but also its...strange aspects... Characters are often caricatural, and for some reason (probably to avoid making the thing too spicy in the context, it was made in 2024 in Finland, showing what clearly is an invasion of Finland by Russia), the creators of the series refuse to name the enemy, and the characters keep circling around it, like the enemy is coming from Kaliningrad, in 2024, with missiles, in order to secure access to the sea, because Finland is "the door to Europe", and yet after that they keep calling them "the mysterious foreign enemy" and won't even have the idea of having a call with Moscow, it's kinda hilarious.

Natalie Dormer stars in this recent crime drama from South Africa. Probably the smartest written thing I've seen for a long time. Politics and racism are the backdrops against a police investigation of a double murder at a well to do family home. Dormer's character is a reporter who is also the estranged sister of one of the family members. I mostly binged this in 2 nights. It has it all for this type of suspense crime drama ( of which there are many!). 9/10

This is one of Steven Knight's pet projects post Peaky Blinders and is about the birth of the world famous 'Special Air Service' regiment during WW2. This takes it up just to before the D-Day landings and comparing to Season 1 gets a little bit away from the 'Boys Own Adventure' larger than life story telling. Here we get a lot more of the brutality and sheer raw nastiness of war. One episode in particular involving children is extremely hard hitting. An absolute must watch for anyone with an interest in WW2. 8/10

For us NetFlix is a Covid hold over, the whole household was not working so we got paid to stay home and watch a krapp ton of movies and repaint all the rooms 

richardh wrote: As we are on the subject of sci-fi I would recommend The Orville as a show with very intelligent writing and interesting character arcs. It's been perhaps wrongly considered a 'spoof' although there is some very sly humour and obvious fun digs at Star Trek.  Pity that it has been cancelled after 3 seasons but then all the best sci-fi goes that way it seems. BUT having just now looked it up it is going to Season 4 and has been confirmed that filming to start in this month. Happy days!!

Thanks...I will look into this one.